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Strategic Plan……………………………………………………………………….…….8 iv. Management Condition……………………………………………………………….….8 v. Labor Market……………………………………………………………………………..9 vi. Social Responsibility……………………………………………………………………10 vii. Work Practices…………………………………………………………………………..11 C. Performance Management i. Orientation………………………………………………………………………………11 ii. Significance of Performance Management System…………………………………….12 iii. Appraisal of the Company’s Current System…………………………………………..13 iv. Inadequacies in the Company’s System………………………………………………14 v. Possible Remedies…………………………………………………………………….14 vi. Significance of Remedies to Company’s Objectives…………………………………16 A. Introduction i. ...
The growth of human population and the scramble of the earth’s limited resources force the society to structure systems meant to ensure objective utilization of any available resource material. In the industry, these integrated social and economic units comprise of many individuals performing different duties. All these duties aim at contributing towards achievement of some stipulated goals. Sahu (2009) asserts that every integrated unit in the society has some distinguishable objectives on how to mobilize the resources at their disposal. The result of these organizations is to distribute the mobilized resources equitably to the involved parties. These stakeholders may include the business owners and public shareholders who had committed some resources towards the mobilization process. These business stakeholders require a systematic structure of organization that will facilitate the actualization of the resource mobilization process. These systematic mechanisms are the basis of organizations’ management structures. ii. Scope of the Report Steve (2007) and Terry (2007) states that management is an economic concept meant to integrate the efforts of organizations’ workforce and directs them towards the organizations’ goals. The ideal functions of management involve the processes of planning, organizing, directing and controlling the use of an organization’s resources. As described in the preceding sentence, managers are responsible for planning and organizing mechanisms employed in mobilizing the resources. According to Brian (2011) and Cardy (2011), business organizations comprise of individuals performing different professional duties. All these duties performed by the entire human resources relates to one another, either directly or
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One of the worst scenarios that the CEOs consider themselves to face is the need for demonstrating the ability to develop the required performances and skills of the employees through training and development programmes. Apart from that the HR roles are being scrutinised continuously in terms of developing strategies for enhancing the performances of the employees that can add value to the organisation’s objectives.

This makes the customers who have the desire, the means, and the ability to purchase such products and services fail to go for them. If any product or service does not meet the customer satisfaction goal, then t causes customer dissatisfaction. Customer dissatisfaction presents challenges to many organizations.

Performance management can in other words, be referred to as any systematic process by which the overall performance of an organization can be improved through the improvement of the individuals within a team organization.

In the first part the study will try to understand business profile of the selected organization and then move on to describing performance criteria of existing performance management system of IBM. Understanding the reasons behind poor performance will be the key essence of the second part of the paper whereas the study will also try to shed light on compensation and reward of the company.

The steps in the strategic planning process are interlinked with each other. The objectives and goals in the strategic planning process have to be measurable in order to ensure that the planning process has a beginning and also an end. In the

nization Behavior Modification is defined as the organized and efficient implementation of behavior technologies in order to enhance or improve performance of employees and workgroups in the company (Mawhinney, 2011; Ugboro & Obeng, 2000). The OBM plan will help to identify and